Tuesday 26 June 2018

GIVE US A BREAK LAH, VINCENT TAN, DO YOU THINK WE ARE FOOLS?

TTF: “I had no knowledge that T7 Global is one of the contractors for the ECRL project when I purchased shares” – Vincent Tan

Oh please, give us a break lah, will you?

Now we need to scrutinise who purchases those shares and if those individuals are your proxies.

What did you take us for – you think rakyat are fools?

 KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Corp Bhd executive chairman Tan Sri Vincent Tan plans to sell all its 21 million shares in T7 Global Bhd, about a month after emerging as a substantial shareholder.

The planned disposal comes amid uproar over Tan’s purported involvement to help T7 Global capitalise from the “revived” East Coast Rail Link project.

In a statement yesterday, Tan said he would be selling all his equity holding in the company and had disposed some since Monday.

Tan is T7 Global’s second biggest shareholder with a 5.01 per cent stake after its executive deputy chairman Tan Sri Tan Kean Soon who holds 11.28 per cent.

The company’s share price surged as much as 34.5 per cent on Monday after Tan emerged as a substantial shareholder and ECRL got the greenlight to proceed.

It, however, closed one per cent lower to 49.5 sen today.

Tan claimed he had bought the T7 Global shares as he was acquainted with its major shareholder and sees it as a long-term investment in the oil and gas services industry as the company is well positioned in this sector.

“I had no knowledge that T7 Global is one of the contractors for the ECRL project when I purchased shares,” he said.

Source: NST Online

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This Mahathir kroni is taking us for a ride as though we rakyat are fools.
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Actually.. tUrn that think rakyat are stupid..
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Should this be reported to police or sprm?
So obvious.. come on la.. a big company buying another company without checking ker?
Best to report to police and sprm.. guan eng. Vincent and tUrn should answer.. this daylight robbery..?
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Then he simply bought shares of any company on the Bursa? C'mon..
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Agreed. Next time make a listing of people that are not allowed to buy share in klse...hahaha...
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Guan eng should take responsibilities, he is the one approved it?
Dont they checked company background before proceed?
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Vincent Tan, are you saying no due diligence being conducted in buying over million of shares.....that is rather abnormal. This is a clear cut insider trading for which the regulators namely Securities Commission and Bursa Malaysia should take immediate action against him or parties acting in concert without fear or favour...the rule of law shall apply to all with no exception be it the PM, Council of Emminent, Cabinet Ministers, Senior Govt Officials (AG, MACC, Police Force etc) and Corporate Chieftains...walk the talk and act fairly as per what has been preached to all citizens of Malaysia....no double standards
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